Navy to skip land parade for April 27 fleet review
New York reports Admiral Gherardi refuses a shore parade for foreign squadrons. Desertion fears drive impracticability as ships split into three sections and move by squadrons. Fort Monroe shows two squadrons under Benham and Walker with movement updates and social notes about Hygeia resort life. In Washington, Secretary Herbert weighs a final salute at Grant’s Tomb but finds it impractical. Philadelphia to fire national salute after President’s fleet ceremonies.
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Richardsdale Associates Hold Cambridge Union Reunion at Crawford House
At the Crawford House last evening the Richardsdale Associates, past members of Company A Thirty-eighth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers, gathered for a reunion and dinner. After music by Wiggin's Orchestra, letters from Colonel James P. Richardson and Comrade Henry C. Bandell were read, and old officers were re-elected at the business meeting.
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John F. Mead
William N. Megrath
Charles H. Laws
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Birthday tribute echoes at Commonwealth club dinner
The article covers a Commonwealth club gathering where speakers criticized pension outlays and praised democratic aims. Sherman Hoar urged continued liberal appropriations, defending the navy and pension policy. Ex-Congressman Crosby lauded the club’s past and future as 2000 members across 177 towns listened to Dr William Everett and George Fred Williams.
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Cleveland
Democratic
O'Neil
Crosby
Commonwealth
William Everett
George Fred Williams
Pretty Dorchester Wedding Unites Amy Atkins Higgins and Thomas Buckley
At the residence of Eben A. Higgins in Dorchester last evening Rev. W J Hamilton united Amy Atkins Higgins and Thomas George Buckley in marriage. A reception followed and the couple will reside at 44 Saganore Street Dorchester.
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Dorchester
W. J. Hamilton
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Thomas George Buckley
Clark Named Police Commissioner in Massachusetts Politics
Captain Robert F. Clark was confirmed as police commissioner by the Massachusetts Council, succeeding W. M. Osborne. The vote was 8 to 1 amid contending arguments from Davidhaurice and Wolcott, with supporters citing civil service reform and crime reduction. The council session ran from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. and included petitions for retaining Osborne.
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Startling testimony at gas company hearing in Boston
The session featured questions about 1888 Boston Gas Light Company records and land value, and witness Jeremiah Leary described a page torn from returns. Commodities and private papers were debated as Forrest Barker defended inquiries into East Boston petitions amid objections from Dillaway and Chandler.
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Richard Hutchinson
Ward
Dillaway
Jeremiah T. Leary
Gas and Electric Light Commissioners
Boston Gas Light Company
Lyford
Forrest G. Barker
Paul Pry
State Street
Norisita
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J. Edward Addicks
Boston
Barker
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Dillaw
Bleeding Hearts in Court Over $25 000 Poultice
In the Superior Court Judge Elisha Burr Maynard hears Mrs. Susan Cleveland demanding $25 000 from Charles Cleveland in a divorce suit tied to alienation of affection. The case features Charlotte Lyman, multiple marital histories, and lively testimony about drumming careers and hotel escapades at Lake Memphremagog.
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Elisha Burr Maynard
Susan L. K. Cleveland
Charles Bartlett Cleveland
Charlotte W. Lyman
Cleveland
Lyman
Bartlett Cleveland
Mabel Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
Mrs. Lyman
Mrs. Cleveland
Cape Ann
William Schofield
Lake Memphremagog House
Mrs. Annable
Bartlett
Arkansas
Tecumseh
Six Nations
Maynard
Hood's Sarsaparilla Testimonials Claim Absolute Merit
The statements assert that Hood's Sarsaparilla delivers proven benefits not bought or produced in house. They frame the testimonials as independent facts validating the product's merit and efficacy.
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Girls Locked In Hartford Street Block After Alarm
Panic on Hartford Street ends with three girls rescued from a locked workroom two men detained after a baseless fire scare. Police report a wrestling match over a monkey wrench and injuries on Janitors head. Hallissey and Schofield give conflicting stories.
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